Chaired by Peter L. Choyke, NCI

Conference Room E1/E2, Natcher Conference Center

The full scale of imaging resolution, from defining molecular structures to whole body imaging is conducted on the NIH campus.  In this session we highlight the work of several cutting edge laboratories involved in imaging using new technologies.  These methods are contributing to the understanding of disease ultrastructure and pathophysiology and are providing new insights for development of therapies.

Program:

Imaging Complex Biological Assemblies with 3D Electron Microscopy
Jacqueline Milne, NCI

Two Photon in vivo Imaging
Christian Combs, NHLBI
 
Quantitative Molecular Biophotonic Imaging and Spectroscopy
Amir Gandjbakhche, NICHD
 
Activatable Fluorescent Optical Probes for in vivo Molecular Imaging
Hisataka Kobayashi, NCI